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Feb
Beulah Street in Harrogate is set to see three new shop openings this month.
The town centre street is already home to several charity shops — and will soon see another one when Animal welfare charity Blue Cross welcomes customers.
It will stock second-hand clothing and homeware, as well as some new goods.
The Blue Cross, which was founded in 1897, provides veterinary care and rehoming services for animals and pets.
Its Harrogate shop, which has taken over the former Regis Hair Salon unit, will be one of more than 50 charity shops it operates in England and Wales.
The opening comes just months after the Ripon branch closed in October, which the charity said was due to declining trade.
The Stray Ferret approached Blue Cross about an official opening date, but the charity was unable to confirm it at this stage.
The new Silver Lining store will open on Saturday, February 24.
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